April 27 2002, Saturday, 11am-4pm

BULGARIAN ARTIST, PLAMEN KAPITANSKI'S "INFINITE REALITY" EXHIBITION OF OILS MANIFESTS ITSELF AS TRUE ESSENTIALS FOR PRIVATE COLLECTIONS IN AUSTRIA, CANADA, FRANCE, GERMANY, HOLLAND AND U.S. 

This is the last day to see Plamen Kapitanski's "Infinite Reality Exhibition" - an exhibition of figurative and abstract art matched with a wide range and fusion of brilliant colours. Kapitanski, in his late thirties, is an artist with flair and a tremendous swirl of talent. One of his pictures that reflects this, is the one placed in the window of the gallery. It is titled "Infinite Reality", and is like a very colourful and creative dream sequence. We like the artist's pictures where there is a predominance of blues, purples and mauves. Some of the art on display though - like "Mirror", "The road" and "Mediterranean nymph" - were brighter, lighter and airier, so there is something for all palates and tastes.
 

Kapitanski has had one man shows throughout Europe... in Austria, Bulgaria, England, Italy and Germany. One person, we spoke to, hinted to us that German collectors would find his works appealing, as these collectors would like the expressionist nature many of Kapitanski's works have. Prices for the artist's 47 works on show range from several at £1,500 to the single one - and, no doubt, star-attraction "Infinite Reality" (180cm x 130cm), at £17,000. Be sure, not to miss it! Location: The Gallery in Cork Street, 28 Cork Street, London, W1. Tube station: Green Park (Jubilee, Piccadilly and Victoria lines).
http://www.kapitanski.com/